Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-09-24
NORTH SHORE NOTES.

D.. L. Morgan spent three days ut the
lair at Grand Forks.
Jas. E. Reed, Of Mouse river, is stop
ping at the Benham house.
Mrs. Finch, Of Crookston, visited
friends in this city this week.
w. j. Christie will exhibit line of
buggies and pumps ut the fair.
f. ]. Campbell, of Chicago, spent sew
eral days in the city this week.
Mrs. Kelley and Miss Terry returned
from Chicago and st. Paul Monday.
William Pitts, sheriff of McHenry
county, has been in town several days.
Robert Eaton, brother of Jas. B. Ea-
ton, arrived in the city on Thursday, from
Illinois.
George II. Clapp returned from the
exposition and state fair
on Tuesday.
James Brittin of Towner county is
hero to attend to his threshing on his
land near town.
Annio and Jennie uline left for G rand
Forks Tuesday and are attending school
at st. Bcrnard's.
Henry Wineman came in from Minot
yesterday and will take in the Grand
Forks fair today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. II. Lynch Went down
to Grand Forks on Tuesday morning
to attend the fair.
DIR. w. II. Lane, A. B. Mcdonald, Pro-
bate Judge Hardee and Lee Atkins visit
ed the city this week.
G. w. Greene, teller of the Merchants
National bank, returned from his east
ern trip Friday evening.
l.. Il. Achcnbach will open a restaurant
OH Fourth street, in the building recently
occupied bv Ford Sparks.
Contractor Shanley returned from Du-
luth Monday, where he went to get the
stone for tho court house.
George Copeland thresl,cd 2,5? bush
els Of wheat in one and Il half days last
week. This beats the record.
President Hill of the Manitoba road
went west yesterday with a party OF
friends looking for a good duck pass.
Miss Poole will arrive Monday and
commence training her horses for Fri
days ten-mile contest against a man.
The city board did not meet OH Tues.
day evening. They adjourned for two
weeks from the time OF the last meeting
The steel cells have been removed
from the county building and placed in
position in the now court house struc.
tdre.
Coutts Marjoribanks, Of Mouse river
passed through the city Wednesday OF
his way to tho North Dakota Territoria
Eair:
John McNamara has been oppointet
as deputy by Sheriff Wagness and il
now conservator of the peace at Church
Ferry.
G. II. Webster, /. Toape, Geo Roger
and ]. Il. Brady, surveying party, reg
| istered from TT. BufOrd at the Lakeviev
this week.
Dave Turner's granery burst ope
when he had put in 1000 bushels 0
wheat, and Dave wasn't through thrcsll
ing either.
! Arthur Horsman, of the firm of Ben
nett & Horsman, left for Cincinnati Sat
urday to take a course in tho Ohio med
ical college.
f. A, Gowran left the middle of tn
week for Grand Forks and st. Pau
He will return about the first OF th
soning month.
Mrs. E. L. Morris, of Atlantic City. ;
j., an old friend of Col. Uline's falnil,
has been a guest at the Benham Hous
for several days past.
Mr.. Penniman. who owns the due
pass at Dry lake, came in from til
Mouse river Monday, and is now read
for the "northern flight"
Louis Christensen, former town:
man, has been spending several days
tho city. Louis is now engaged in Il
hotel business in Duluth.
Miss NJ. +. Story, of Grand Forks,
visiting Mrs. Hefron of this city. 81
is prepared to give lessons in paintir
and has quite class already.
A. S. Pattie, G. o. Maloney, Ollie Ra,
son. P. J. McClory and w. A. Doll we
among those who loft on Wednesday
take in the fair at Grand Forks.
John II. Rradish, Of the Merchan
National bank, returned from st. Pa
on Tuesday evening accompanied by II
father, A. Bradisil of Derorah, Iowa.
Otto Z. Spencer arrived here Saturd;
from Marion, Ind. lie reports his 2
we'll III active operation. and the city
Marion growing rapidly i'll consequent
Charles Budde employed an archie
at Grand Forks, who has furnished hi
a plan for a fine residence on Secoi
street near the Catholic church, and O
posite the Uline house.
Prof. Montgomery returned from t
Indian reservation the early part of
week, where he was engaged for seve
days in unearthing relics from the doz
different mounds which he found.
William Devaney, Of Poplar Gro,
thrsshed thirty-four acres Of wheat Il